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The image presents a bar graph illustrating the percentage of people visiting cultural and leisure facilities in Australia in 2010 across three categories: "Born in Australia," "New migrants born in English-speaking countries," and "New migrants born in other countries." For zoos, the data shows 52% for those born in Australia, 40% for migrants from English-speaking countries, and 35% for migrants from other countries. For libraries, the percentages are 38%, 55%, and 45%, respectively. For theaters, the representation is 28% for the Australian-born, 25% for English-speaking migrants, and 18% for other migrants. For cinemas, the figures are 65% for both Australian-born and English-speaking migrants, and 55% for migrants from other countries.
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The chart depicts the share of Asutralian inhabitants that visit cultural and leisure venues in 2010.
According to the informatio provided, the cinema is the venue that has more visits especially for the population that was born in Australia and inmigrants from english-speaking nations. In stark contrast, the theatre is the least place visit by all population in particular for the new inmigrants born in different countries.
On the other hand, the library is the cultural facilitie that the non-sponken migrant spend more of their time due to the lenguage-barrier. Meanwhile, the zoo visitors are mostly migrant that already speak english in their root nation followed by population born in Autralia, that represent 40% of the tickets.
In summary, the most predominant leisure activity is the cinema for all citizens with 70% of their vesitors born in the nation analyzed. Addtionally, 50% of the library visitor are from nations that not speak english as a first lenguage.
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